P| ciation cross-country champi-

Bher paced fourth in the Juvenile

*, 6,000-metre race. His time was

¢mpressive
showings in
X-couniry

Peninsula cross-country run-
hers tumed in some impressive
performances at the Canada
Vest University Athletic Asso-

onships, Saturday.

Racing at UVic among a field

acked with top university run-
ners, Chad De Pol, 18, placed
fifth in the mens’ 8,000-metre
race, with a time of 27 minutes
and 16 seconds.

Sidney runner Sarah Thom-

womens’ 4,000-metre race.

Thomber, 15, who normally
competes at the Midget level,
posted an impressive time of
15:35.

Fellow Midget level competi-
tor Andrea De Pol, 14, placed
fifth, with a time of 16:05.

Raicng in the juvenile men’s
division, Brentwood runner Ian
Bramble placed eighth in the

21:58.

Central Saanich competitor
Gina Gregory also placed
eighth, with a 21:07 time in the
Junior womens’ 5,000-metre
event.

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TheReview Wednesday, October 31,1990 — B3

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by Mare Davis
The Review

For the first time ever, the Park-

land senior boys’ volleyball team -

has been crowned Lower Island
league champion.

With a glittering record of 21
league victories and only one loss,
the Parkland Panthers team has
emerged as a real powerhouse in
high school volleyball.

The 1990 league title was
clinched with wins over Stelly’s
and Pacific Christian schools,
Wednesday night.

Coach Lome Chan said his team

Panthers also take invitational

The Greater Victoria senior
boys” high school volleyball cham-
pions — the Parkland Panthers —
picked up yet another trophy, Sat-
urday.

Standing tall after becoming
league title holders on Wednesday,
the Panthers won the St. Andrews

P Secondary school invitational in

Victoria.

Coach Lome Chan said his team
beat Spectrum Secondary by 15-8
and 15-13 in the final of the
tournament.

Though Parkland easily
clinched the first game, Spectrum
forced the league champions to
stage a late come-from-behind

ly to claim the second game, he
said.

“Parkland showed a lot of spirit
and bore down to come from a
11-13 deficit to take the second
game,”*he said.

Displaying great team spirit and
abundant confidence, the Panthers
played some of their best volley-

ball so far this season, Chan said.

“Good passing and strong
serve-receive were the key to ever-
ything working just right,” he
said.

-The Panthers’ dominance of the
eight-team tournament was largely
due to outstanding play by Dylan
Gayler, Steve Lefebvre, Justin
Gayler, Chris Good, Mike Golin
and Brett Mikkleson, he said.

Mikkleson played very well in
defence, while Justin Gayler, Golin
and Good provided plenty of
offensive power with their great
spiking skills, Chan said.

Lefebvre’s energetic blocking
and Dylan Gayler’s very capable
setting also helped the Panthers to
outplay their opponents, he said.

In the semi-final round, the
Panthers blitzed Belmont by 15-1
in two consecutive games, he said.

Quarter final action saw Park-
land dump Esquimalt by 15-0 and
15-3, Chan said.

comfortably dispatched Stelly’s
15-8 and 15-6, and then brushed
aside Pacific Christian by 15-2 and
15-9.

Dylan Gayler had an outstand-
ing game by providing some great
setting, Chan said.

And blitzing the opponents with
Strong power-hitting were Mike
Golin and Brett Mikkleson, he
said.

As is typical of the Panthers, the
players were very consistent and
mentally focused in powering their

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